Vodacom Group (OTC) ( (VDMCY) ) has released its Q4 earnings. Here is a breakdown of the information Vodacom Group (OTC) presented to its investors.
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Vodacom Group, a leading telecommunications company operating across Africa, has reported its latest financial results, showcasing its progress and strategic direction. The company, known for its extensive network and digital services, continues to expand its customer base and diversify its offerings beyond traditional mobile services.
Vodacom Group’s recent earnings report highlights significant growth in its customer base, with a notable increase from 115.5 million in FY2020 to 211.3 million in FY2025. Financial services customers also saw a rise, reaching 87.7 million, including contributions from Safaricom. Despite challenges such as currency volatility and geopolitical tensions, the company achieved a robust 11.2% growth in group service revenue on a normalized basis.
Key financial metrics from the report include a group revenue of R152.2 billion, up 1.1%, and a headline earnings per share (HEPS) of 857 cents, reflecting a 1.3% increase. The company’s financial services segment saw a 17.6% rise in revenue on a normalized basis, contributing 11.6% to the group service revenue. Notably, Egypt delivered a stellar performance with a 45.2% increase in local currency service revenue, driven by Vodafone Cash and growing demand for connectivity.
Looking ahead, Vodacom is focused on its Vision 2030 strategy, aiming to grow its customer base to 260 million and increase its financial services customer base to 120 million. The company plans to enhance its service revenue and EBITDA growth to double digits, emphasizing its commitment to connectivity and digital inclusion across Africa.
Vodacom’s management remains optimistic about the future, citing recent currency stability and strong performances in key markets like South Africa, Egypt, and Tanzania as positive indicators for continued growth and expansion in the coming years.